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We support young people (aged 16-19 years) through employability programmes – and there are plenty of opportunities for you to make a difference to their lives. Some of our volunteers told us about their experiences and what they’ve enjoyed about volunteering.

Professor Letizia Gramaglia, Head of the Academic Development Centre, explains what’s next for learning and teaching at ÌÇÐÄTV, and how you can be part of shaping it.

Colleagues from across Estates came together recently to celebrate outstanding achievements at their annual awards. Take a look at the winners and photos from the night.

If you’d like to know more about Vaisakhi and hear some traditional Sikh music,  (WMG). The feature starts at 13 mins 20 secs into the programme.

Yesterday our Sikh colleagues celebrated Vaisakhi. We spoke with Dr Gurnam Singh, Honorary Professor of Sociology and Sikh Faith Adviser, who told us all about the celebration, what it means to him and the importance to the Sikh community.

This distinguished award recognises Dr Han Zhang (WMG) for his exceptional research on polymers and composites.

Professor Robin Clark, former Dean of WMG, will be leaving the University at the end of the calendar year.

Emily, from ÌÇÐÄTV Medical School, has been recognised with the Association for the Study of Medical Education Chair’s Award for Distinguished HPE Scholarship. This honours Emily’s decade-long dedication to inclusive education and widening participation which has impacted thousands of students and educators.

Sophie, from ÌÇÐÄTV Medical School, has been recognised as among the most outstanding and influential researchers funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research. This award will help Sophie’s goal to embed patient and public involvement across the health and social care research ecosystem.